Guitar chords to Sarah (Thin Lizzy) ?
Guitar chords to Sarah (Thin Lizzy) ?
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nevpugh308

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4,454 posts

300 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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I've been searching high and low on the net and I've simply failed to find the guitar chords to "Sarah" (found a few poor tabs and lyrics, but no chords). Heard this song for the first time the other day and I LOVE it ! Just got to play it !

Can anyone put me out of my misery ?!?



When you came in my life,
you changed my world, my Sarah.
Everything seem so right
my baby girl, my Sarah.

You are all I want to know,
you hold my heart, so don't let go.
You are all I need to live,
my love to you I'll give.
My Sarah.

When you begin to smile,
you change my style, my Sarah.
When I look in your eyes,
I see my prize, my Sarah.

You are all I want to know,
you hold my heart, so don't let go.
You are all I need to live,
my love to you I'll give.

You are all I want to know.
Oh, my Sarah.
Don't let go.
Oh no, my Sarah.


Hanslow

838 posts

276 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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Yep,

Get a copy of Guitar Pro and get yourself along to My Songbook for a decent version of the tab / song

Hanslow

838 posts

276 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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Sod it, here's an exported tab of one of the guitars (there are five in the tab!)

Accidentally deleted the tab (that was never really here....)

>> Edited by Hanslow on Saturday 25th February 12:28

celticpilgrim

1,965 posts

274 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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well done that man!!! definitely an 'above and beyond the call' job I tgoo had alook but everything i found was sh*te!!

Glad to know you've been introduced to what is one of the sweetest songs.

Phil, bless ya!!

nevpugh308

Original Poster:

4,454 posts

300 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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Eeep ! LOL, superb Steve, many thanks

Right where's me printer ...



lightningghost

4,943 posts

280 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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A great website for guitar tabs is www.ultimate-guitar.com

police state

4,380 posts

251 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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Nev, can I ask is it because your're a 'Lizzy fan, or something to do with the song's title?

Teppic

8,096 posts

288 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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Careful!

US Music Publishers' Association (MPA)is to extend its copyright war by taking legal action against websites offering unlicensed song scores and lyrics.

MPA president Lauren Keiser said he wanted site owners to be jailed.

He said unlicensed guitar tabs and song scores were widely available on the internet but were "completely illegal".

Full story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainm

Seriously! The world has gone absolutely bonkers!

You naughty pirates you!

Hanslow

838 posts

276 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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Well I'm happy to take it down if it's been of enough use

nevpugh308

Original Poster:

4,454 posts

300 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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police state said:
Nev, can I ask is it because your're a 'Lizzy fan, or something to do with the song's title?

A mate leant me a load of CD's, Deep Purple, Lizzy, Led Zep etc ... that song just REALLY hit something inside ...


Steve, I would never have already maybe like kind of not printed it out already. Kinda. Thanks

mattley

3,039 posts

253 months

Saturday 25th February 2006
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Oh yeah...... Thin Lizzy can do that to a man.


Try Dear Lord from the Bad Reputation album, and Freedom Song from Fighting. Lynott pouring it all out while holding it all down, while Gorham and Robertson make it sour and sweet.


Awesome band.... Oh and 'Live and Dangerous' if it's not on the list.




FWIW Dear Lord was the last track on the last album, that Brian Robertson made with Thin Lizzy. His next high profile appearence was with Motörhead on Another Perfect Day. If you're not a huge Motöhead fan, I'd still give Shine, and Another perfect day a listen.

Popzak

794 posts

250 months

Saturday 25th February 2006
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mattley said:
Oh yeah...... Thin Lizzy can do that to a man.


Try Dear Lord from the Bad Reputation album, and Freedom Song from Fighting. Lynott pouring it all out while holding it all down, while Gorham and Robertson make it sour and sweet.


Awesome band.... Oh and 'Live and Dangerous' if it's not on the list.




FWIW Dear Lord was the last track on the last album, that Brian Robertson made with Thin Lizzy. His next high profile appearence was with Motörhead on Another Perfect Day. If you're not a huge Motöhead fan, I'd still give Shine, and Another perfect day a listen.


Still in Love with You,a Great Tune.Heard a live recording with Gary Moore on it.Man,Gary Moore can play that gitter